| CUFFLINKS | FOR A POLICE OFFICER |
| GENDARME | What is a colloquial term for a police officer (8) |
| COP | The world will gather in Glasgow from now until November to discuss how countries can reduce their carbon dioxide emissions. A shorter word for a police officer; it has been held 26 times. |
| CRUSHER | Device for compressing, pulverising or squashing fruit, ice, rocks or tin cans; or, slang for a police officer (7) |
| HIYOCOPPERAWAY | Taunt for a police officer? |
| SERGEANT | Title for a police officer |
| BULLETPROOFVEST | Protection for a police officer |
| DONUT | Food for a police officer, stereotypically |
| FLIC | French slang word for a police officer (4) |
| INSPECTOR | Nicer post arranged for a police officer (9) |
| PLOD | PC ___, (derogatory) nickname for a police officer (4) |
| COPPER | Informal word for a police officer (6) |
| DESKDUTY | Precinct-based job for a police officer |
| BOBBY | Old slang term for a police officer (5) |
| PEELER | Kitchen utensil; old term for a police officer |
| PLAINCLOTHES | Unattractive dress for a police officer? (5,7) |
| PATROL | Exactly right function, mainly - for a police officer? |
| INSPECT | There's no alternative for a police officer to examine (7) |
| ZOOTOPIA | Cinematic city with a buffalo for a police chief and a lion for a mayor |
| NARK | From Romany for "nose", word for a police spy or informer; or, in other senses, a complainer, expert, fault-finder, pick-thank or spoilsport (4) |
